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A SITE FOR A STATUE no GEN. LEK.-A Richmond
dispatch says: The Hon. JnO. E. Taylor, mayor OF
Manchester, who has just returned from Washing.
ton, says That he attended dinner party at which
were some wealthy men, and that the proposed
cusstOn. The Hon. Wash Mclean, who owns the
Spring Hill property, said that he would have
monument and would build beautirIi park around
1t II the association thought proper to place the
monument there. This would cost Mr.. Mclean
about $4,000. He said that he was prompted to
say this more on account OF his admiration OF the
character and great military ability OF Gen. Lee
than for any pecuniary advantage he might de-
rive from the outlay.
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DIED BEFORE HE SIGNRD.-An Interesting case
arose Il few days ago In Claremont, n H. which
will probably raise legal points not before dis
cussed. Hon. H. VI. Parker was called to the bed
draw his will. This was done in full before wit
ness. Mr.. Proctor, " no was then man OF sound
name He had written the word "Melvin" when
he suddenly died without completing the stigma.
ture. 1t Is understood that the document would
three other children. The question regarding the
validity OF the will has to be settled by the
courts.
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Burglar and FOrger.
THE NOTORIOUS c. A. WILSON IN CUSTODY n CAN
ADA-HE Is WANTED IN LOWELL

THE NOTORIOUS c. A. WILSON IN CUSTODY N CAN.
ADA-HE Is WANTED IN LOWELL
A telegram from Lowell, Mass, October 3, says:
Inspector Hayes returned this morning from q
trip to Canada in quest OF the notorious Z. A. WILL
son, who committed several burglar1es in Lowell
and recently escaped from the Wheeling chief Of
police. Wilson, whose real name is Titus, after
leaving wheeling went through several cities
to quebec, where he was confronted on the street
by several policemen. He asked them II they
wanted him, and invited them to catch him, and
then darted away down side street. A feet-
footed policeman soon caught him, and after de.
tanning him at police headquarters he was handed
over to the Rdgeton, Ont, authorities, he having
forged checks on the Trade Bank there.
Inspector Hayes saw Wilson In the Chatham,
Ont, jail, and had long chat with him. He was
held under the name Of Brown, but had been
travelling under the alias OF W. E. Potter; Of
Lowell He is to be tried tomorrow in Ridge
ton. and the result OF this trial will deter.
mine how soon the Lowell Officers will get
him. just year ago he was In the same Jail
for forgery, but escaped the penalty through the
nckleness OF the complainant. Titus has several
wives and one Of them seems TO have assisted him
In his schemes. He escaped from the Wheeling
officers by running into tunnel, where he took q
fast freight train Tor PittSburg.
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.Don,t Like Civilization,

INDIANS OPPOSED TO DIVISION OF LANDS AND DEsrRUC-
TON OF THE TRIBES.
An Indian Territory special says that the pro-
posed allotment OF land in Indian Territory has
stirred up much bitterness, with q prospect of
serious trouble In the future The tribes inter-
ested are the Quapaws, Modocs, Ottawas, Wyan-
dottes, shawnees, Peorias, Mialnies, Senecas, and
Pottawattomies. The head OF each family will re-
ceive one hundred and sixty acres, orphans and
persons over and under eighteen years Of age
eighty and forty acres respectively. The remain
ing land will be open to white settlement. The
and comprises 100000 acres. The Quapaws are
the only tribe who are satisfied with the allotment
Members Of the other tribes are protesting. The
they Will have nothing to do with the allotment
and Will resist the effort 70 break up their tribal
nloftr
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SEXTON, stossoS, DAILY. cAkrER AND suAErER 10
fLAr.
AT the meeting OF the National Billiard Associa-
ton in New York yesterday arrangements were
announced for big billiard tournament between
Sexton. siosson. DAILY, Carter ana shasfer The
match Is 70 Be played in two series, the nrst IN
New York, In November, and the second IN Chi
cage. In December. The game viii b. cushion
caroins on 5 by 10 tables. The entrance fee Is
re5o. with 3, 600 added FOR each series by tht
Brunswick Bake Company. The games viii N
for 400 points and the winner viii receive &C pc,
cent OF the Jumped purses entrance fees and gate
money, the second 80 per cent, third 20 per cent
and fourth 10 per cent.
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Union Hill, n. j., prohibited mass meeting which
was to be held there yesterday afternoon, because
that incendiary speeches would be made The
hall was guarded by twenty policemen before the
meeting assembled. When the people arrived
they were driven away in all directions. Two men
were knocked senseless by clubbing. number
OF arrests were made. Col. Hunton d. Reimer and
Martin A. Hanley, master workman OF District
Assembly 1876, who were announced as speakers
were advised to leave town Immediately. The
meeting had been called to protest against the
death sentences Of the Chicago anarchists.
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The MitchelstOWm Murders.
Mr.. HARRINGTON OPENLY CT ARars TIE POLICEMEN
WITH Perjury.

LONDON, October 4.-During the inquest to-day
into the case OF the victims who were shot by the
police at MitchelStown recently, Mr. Harrington
caused o scene by openly declaring that the po-
lice who had testified had committed perjury.
Head Constable Brownngg declared that he valu,
the lives OF the police more than he did the live 9
OF the rioters.
Eight men, who were arrested for connection
ttmn ~ o9 eh Ang ., C9nstaode Mneenan az aae
force Of police at Farmer Sections house, some
time ago. were brought up in the police court Mt
Ennis to-day, and formally charged with beir 8
implicated In the murder. Members OF the ma
tional league, with bands, escorted the prisoners
from the Jail TO the courtroom. Mr.. Cox, NJ. p,
and Mr.. Conybeare, NJ. p, were present in the
courtroom during the proceedings.
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TORN FROM Hrs BRIDE AND JAILRD.-A specfa
from Louisville, October 8, says: Edwin Elroy,
manager OF the Stetson Burlesque Company, which
played last night at Buckingham Theater mere Is
In jail with four other actors OF hts company on
bail wrtts for board. Having no money they win go
before magistrate tomorrow, take the tnsolvent
TO Agnes Fuller, an actress Of his company last
night on the stage. They had scarcely got home
from the performance before the wT1ts were served
and he left his bride for the jail She awaits him
At cheap hotel
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DEEDS In fee have been filed as follows: Thos
Angel to Rebeca A Worth, lot 80, Friendship st
Phillip J. Jacob; $3.50 Eliza j. Burch to John H.
Chesiey, part 1SS, Bealls addition to West WASH
1ngton; $425. 8. A. Scaggs to W. r Boyle ct al,
P1ney Grove church grounds; -. H. E Davis,
trustee, to H: G: McCauley, lot 10, SO. 1046;
s. y %asI ras, k saMs
Masino. sub lots 81 and e. 50: 5S5 g. 900 o Same
to Francisco de Pierre, lot 81, do; 500. Minnie
$1,000. Jeanette II. Payne to Emma v. Mont
gomery, sub 81. SO. 332; 81 300. w. S. Cox ct al.
711 ss,s55ss. Martha Z. Pi,ney 70 Frances nee: L
Fitzgerald, part 3, block 80, Columbia Heights;
$1,000. Catherine N. LimStrong to w. p. Lips
@aaa to sro ssd e. F MG1
Jas. Gray 10 w. II. Payne, lots to 2, So. 200;
2e,922.5O {. Wheatly to Jas. Gray, same prop
erty; So, $50. F. I. Baird 10 Lilltas NJ. Wood.
ward, parts 24 and %, 50. 279; s.. II. q. Lewisto
Jno. I. King. lots 96 and 81, Long Meadows;
l,6OO. =. Bout to A. J. Henry, sub IS, 50. 1863;
$3.50 D. b. Croft to Christopher Mead, sub lot
pit. 3, So. $40; $1,000. Geo. W. Evans to Grace E.
T. MsS, SUP = .: sss T. $50: Sso; +. Lemon e
Johnson to w. II. Payne, SO. No. 800; So, 900.
samuel Coleman to q. Coleman, sub SO, SO. 545;
p: n: Mlison TO j. j: Lanahan, lot II, block "a
=, block IA, Long Meadows &C.; $4S3.5O. s. g.
webb to ID. +. harris, pt. 81, W. Il C.s sub Pleas
ant Plains; 1867 Hattie X. White to J. NJ. lobbs
Joseph Bowes sub lot A. SO. 50; $4,e5O. b. W.
Carpenter to j. W. Easpy, sub lots 81 and SO, So.
e44; $1,000. A. ). Worthington ct al. to j.
a aasarty pit $ aanly to sG,IS
Annie E. lewis sub ios a. IS So s17: Mary ~
=; Manypenny TO F. A. Mazkie ct al, sub 8, SO.
same prOperty;$-
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Historian BancrOft's Efghty-seventh
Year.

Newport R. l., Special to the N. T. World, Oct 3.
Congratulations personally offered and others
by letter, telegram, and cablegram poured in upon
Mr. Geo. Bancroft, the historian, to-day. It was
the anniversary OF his birth. He has completed
his eighty-seventh year. He is In good health,
and his valet, an intelligent Frenchman, said he
had never before known him more cheerful. Mr.
BancroftS first congratulations came from his
valet, who told him he hoped he would live to be
Miss Susanna Bancroft, whose marriage is soon to
take place in Washington. Mr.. Bancroft did some
literary work this morning, and at breakfast re-
ceived q telegram from dear friend, conveying
congratulations. Last year Mrs. John Jacob Astor
gave dinner In his honor, but this year the his
tOrian gave q dinner at his own house. Mr.. BAN
croft received many beautiful floral emblems. He
will remain here TOR some weeks yet.
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UNDER Two FLAGs.-Maj. Anderson, chief engt-
neer OF the marine department In Canada, has gone
TO Amhurstburg, Ont, 70 inquire into lighthouse
matters. Complaint Is made That the lighthouse
Offclal there draws pay for one service from both
the Canadian and United States governments.
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NORTHUMBERLAND NIfCnHISfoWN RiOf.-Tho %.
ouest IN the case OF the victims Of the recent not
was continued &C Mitchelstown, Ireland, yestef-
police rushed back into Ihe1f barracks many OF
theni were bleeding nom wounds innicted by the
mon. He ordered the men TO load, but not TO 0re
Ire r1ee he ordered the men 20 cease nring. 0ttll
he considered the firing necessary. He CON-
mended Constable ktrman Tor having nreo nom
fhe door OF the banackR Professor JaR stuart
member Of parliament Tor the Hoxton division Ct
ahoFoditch and Q number OF English home-rule
members were present IN the court.
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PATENTS HAVE been issued to residents OF the
District as follows: VIM. H. Dyer, machine for
turning balusters; A. D. F. B. Brock, steam
boiler; Chas A: Davis railway car; Chas Terrell,
buncher; Edward A. BalIock resonent attachment
for telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

HER LOVER DIED AT SEA.-G. johnson, q young
Swede, who was steerage passenger on the Guiol
steamer Arizona, which arrived In New YORK yes
voyage and his body was buried at sea. At the
steamers pier, when the vessel arrived yesterday,
O. comely young Swedish girl was waiting for him.
She was engaged to be married 70 him. In her
dead lovers effects was found the gold wedding
ring.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAYNARD has returned to
Washington from short visit to his home at
Stamford. n. Y
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MARRIED

KNIGHT-SMITH. On October 3, 1857. at 4 30
o'clock by the Rev. DR. Giesyof the Epiphany church.
HAhEI I. kNlGHl. Of Washington, ID. G., and ID All-
gle c. SMITH. of Philadelphia
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CHICAGO. III, October 4. IL q m.-There seemed
mO.niRs and W.. on the bull SIDE Dscsnbsr wheat
October corn. an; May corn 45ls. October oats 2d
January pork. 1893. October lard. $50. Novem-
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spAm SENDING TKooPs 10 MoRocco.-Advices
fr0m Tan1fer say that the sultan OF MOROCCO II
dead. The 0rst contingent OF troops which Spain
win send TO Morocco has been dispatched II
consisfs of q 600 men. The object OF sending
this force is TO protect the interests OF Spain IN
Morocco In case the country relapses into q state
OF anarchy, which Is feared VIII follow the death
Of the sultan.
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The Courts.


and Justices Ha9ner, James and Merrick.
Yesterday. United States agt. Morris; motion to
rel Levy agt. Commissioner OF Land ONCE; RUE to
show cause issued. Black Worttng agt. Aman;
argued and submitted. L. 8. ex rel Hannah agt.
Ludlow; application for date Of hearing to be fixed
To-day, Mcdowell agt. Starr; argued on motion
to dismiss. Taylor agt. Duncalson; motion to
from Calendar. Anderson agt Baltimore and Po-
tom@c railroad; dismissed. Metzig agt. same;
&C. wood agt; District. &C.; set Tor Thursday.
approved. j. GuillOrd White, or Springfield. OHIO.
was admitted 10 the bar.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Merrick
Yesterday, hosekam agt. Losekam; sale ratified
nlS. Boswell agt. Neale; Julia Ann Neale APP.
pointed guardian ad ntem.
To-day, Matthews agt. Hunter; appearance OF
DEFENDANT ordered. Graham agt Granam; DO:
Burris agt. Thicker; Mary NJ. 1hecker appointed
guardian ad ntem- Miller agt. McDonongh; sale
decreed; A. r. Brown appointed trustee. Gibbons
agt. Aranton; W. b Bryan appointed 70 take tes-
yer; Ten days allowed 10 take further testimony.
In re Mary f. L1ttierord; order delivering CHILD
turnable 10Th inst, grained Sellnausen agt. Sell.
hansen; testimony before A. Harper ordered taken
SinithsOn agt. Smithson; counsel for defendant
Appointed guardian ad Item. Bradford agI Dis.
trict; testimony ordered taken by L. Forrest.
POLICE CoURT-.Jtadge Sneu.
Yesterday, Frank Proctor and John Tanner. as
jacob Dougherty, falling to nave tag on dog; per.
Sonal bonds to kill the dog. VIM. Sk1dmore; as
sauit on Emma Mills; s.. Thos. McNemar; assault
ON A. NJ. Schoepr; do. Jas. Powell, do. on Martha
West; personal bonds w IN. Lee, threats; do. An
drew Iinney, assault; do. Samuel Lomax. as
sault on Ella Spriggs; personal bonds VIM Hall,
larceny from the person OF VIM. Brown; grand
jury.
To-day, Thomas Bird, celered, drunk and disor-
DERBY; s. or Is days: james Berry. do; do. Thorn.
ton Harris, cOlored, carrying a razor; $50 or 60
days. Maria Evans, cOlored, loud and boisterous:
S. or Is days. Kitty Lancaster. colored, dsOrdery
conduct; S. or 10 days. Robert Wood, disorderiy
conduct; IS or Is days. Jay Arnold, vsgrancy;
bonds or 80 days John Young, fast driving; $40
or 80 days. Philip Chew, do; do.
Senator Stanford willing to Reign.
San Francisco Special to the New York World. Oct. g.
Senator Stanford told reporter here to-day
that he would resign his SenatOrshtp were 1t not
that the California LEGISLATURE Is democratic,
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IN SECRET SESSION..
The knfghts' Assembly Does Not Begin
Work till Late To-day.

MINNEAP0LIs, MIMI, october 4.-The delegates
to the Knights Of Labor general assembly rose
late this morning. The ball ut the Washington
Rink the interchange OF fraternal greetings at the
various hotels, and the button-holtDg Of delegates
Dy other delegates with hobbies, all conspired to
keep everybody up until late hour last night
The opening business session was announced to
begin at Harmonic Hall at 10 O'clock but at the
hour named the delegates had just begun to
arrive The decorations gave a very attractive
erect. Small tables covered the 1lOOr OF the
hali and from two TO four knights sat at EACH For
an hour the delegates chatted in groups either at
the tables or standing at the real Of the hall
General secretary Charles II. Litchman, who
arrived this morning, stood at q little desk Just
below the stage and dealt out letters and tele-
General worthy Foreman Grif1iths formed the
center Of group hear the stage. 1t was IL O'Clock
when the general master workman took up his
gavel and raped the assembly TO order. The
delegates removed tnetr hats and took seats about
the tables. There were about $50 in all in the ha
The secret session tied the remainder OF the
forenoon.
TEE DENvKR "KICKER."
knights OF Labor early this morning were talk.
ing OF the prospects OF tO-day's convention, The
impression Is that the session will be q lengthy
and important one President j. K Buchanan the
Denver "k1cker," who Is leading the fight for Dis.
trlct Assembly No. 126, New York Carpet Weavers,
was al work among delegates at the National
Hotel Asked as to a question of some Import.
ance that seemed likely TO >cume before the con-
vention he replied. 81 don't feel at liberty TO
state my views In this matter. do not know VET
as am going to be allowed a seat in this cOnyen.
ton. It seems quite probable that there Is plan
on 1oot to Keep me on the 1OOr."
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BUSINESS CHANCES

LrOR SALE OR kENI-A WOOD AND COAL YARD
Il in tho northwest. u. i. ArLEE, lIlI e "a n =
o3-2w
Il Gated, doing good business: an exceIent onssr.
tunlty, rare chance. Commercial Once 03s Il IT
" hAhE1. 01-1ws
YI1O ExCHANGE-A FINE DWELLING m T1F
l. northwest for untmproyed property
s@o-1w JAS. Il MAhR, o36 st.
GIx PER CENT LOANS, GUARANTEED ny THE
kJOniaha Loan and Trust Co., Hon. A U WYMAT.
late Tressurs5 United states President Interest and
AAAA>-P~> f~ ~ ~ SAEEEE; Ts1ponai Bank
k<o-Sm l4lS Sc nv
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THE SUIT AGAINST kISsANE DIsMIssED.-By rul-
ing OF Judge Sawyer, OF the United states Circuit
Court. III San Francisco yesterday, the case against
William KiSsane, which achieved such nOtOriety
owing to the career OF Kissane in the East. was
practically ruled out Of court under the statute OF
Limitation. Judge Sawyer sustained the demurrer
interpOSed by klSsane to the suit commenced by
the Chemical National Bank OF New York, which
In effect dismissed this suit or any others that
may be commenced against Kissane, known In
California as william K. Rogers.
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TIE OFFERINGS OF BONDS to the Government to-
day up to IL O'Clock amounted to 81, $780, OF which
$67, 400 were four-and- per cents and g. $50
were four per cents.
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To-DAY's BOND PrRcfAss.-The purchase OF
bonds to-day at the Treasury UP to p. m.
amounted to $1544o0 AZ per cents and s14, $50
Der cents.
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MRS. FRANK LESLIE WILL GET REFUND-MrS.
Frank Leslie has received from the Treasury De-
partment letter stating that the seizure OF GER
tain photographs and a remnant Of pOplin found
among her effects upon her recent arrival from
Europe was not warranted, aud the collector at
New York has been instructed to refund to her du-
ties eXacted upon the articles With the letter Is
a copy OF the Instructions to the collector, which
contains all intimatiCn that the inspectors making
the seizure may be dismissed In Consequence OF
their wrongful action.
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nEp.
20 y. J. ave. s.e- Tor. $50
242S Craven Isrrace.yr..1 80
2fIo l.itn st-n. w.,tlr...5U
90 u 81 NV. lUr. 80
l312 Conn ave. 13r. so
~ - / 81. NV. Sr. %
1907 10th st. n.w-lOr. so
lJi 4 10Th ST. NV. 11r.5U
lothXR- l. ave. NV, llr.-
los F st. n. w.. 1or..
III ID 81. NV. 40
:.fUS 1iJh ST. NV. lOr. 40
3r- and store 30
1906 10Th st.n.w.. 80
5Oo Slh 81. Z W., ar. 80
l%l3 9TH 81. r.w.. Or %
I2io ~ \. ave. E.w., ar.
and store.
lSU2 Corcoran ST.. 0r. 20
lSO1-ll 9Th ST NV.
lo.o 18th st. L. W.. 10
1Jl3-l6-l1-l9 o st IL
W. 1lr.............-..-
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CHOLERA CASES. Since the last report
four more cases OF cholera have developed
on HofYmann's Island, among the passengers
OF the steamship Aiesia. The patients were
promptly removed to Swinburne Island. There
time. An Official from the British consulS 0nice
called at the once OF the quarantine commission
yesterday and obtained Information about the
Cholera casea He said that the home govern
ment had asked by cable for advices In the matter
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IN THE SOUTH PAcIrIc.-Commander B. F. Day,
commanding the Mohican, reports to the Navy De-
partment from Callao, september 3, that the. Iro-
Quois was expected to be ready for sea by the
MIDDLE OF the month, when she would proceed to
the northward, with Instructions to reach Paita by
OCTOBER The Mohican would 60 to Paita the
sickness renders 1t unadvisable one or more
OF the vessels Will proceed to that
pOrt nc intended reaching Panama soon after
who go TO the Atlantic coast for discharge and re-
celse others IN their place. Under date OF Sep
Instructions from the Secretary OF the Navy TO 20
with the Moh1can to Honolulu and intended sail
Ing september IL. expecting to arrive at Honolulu
from the 18th to 10Th of october
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